In April this year, the high court had ordered that a three-member committee be set up to conduct an inquiry into the incident that took place last year.
Fourteen people had died and over 30 others injured when a massive swept through '1 Above' and 'Mojo's Bistro' pubs in the Kamala Mills compound in central Mumbai on December 28.
The Bombay High Court today permitted hotelier Vishal Karia, who was arrested earlier this month in connection with the Kamala Mills fire, to seek immediate bail from a magistrate's court.
The 30-year-old hotelier was on the run along with co-owners of the pub, Kripesh Sanghavi and Jigar Sanghavi, since the day of the incident.
The owners of 1Above have written to President Kovind, PM Modi and others, alleging that the Mumbai police investigations was "biased."
Both Lopez and Bawa were present in the pub when the blaze occurred in the early hours of December 29, but fled without helping the guests.
Amidst a public outrage with the incident figuring in Parliament on Friday, the BMC suspended five officials including a fire brigade officer, hours after the conflagration.
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